June 23, 2010
By: Trevor Johnson
Category: Hypnosis, Learning hypnosis
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June 21, 2010
By: Peter Thompson
Category: Hypnosis, Learning hypnosis
Hypnotherapy training can be a minefield if you don’t know what you’re looking for!
The two major factors that you should consider in choosing the right kind of hypnotherapy training are the reputation and the ethical standards of the training program.
Regardless of your reason for enrolling on a hypnosis course – whether out of sheer curiosity or some necessity – being aware of the different key areas for a good hypnotherapy course is important to make sure that the one you choose will suit you best.
Take a few minutes and read the tips listed below. These are just a few of the many things that you should be aware of in reviewing hypnosis courses to find one that will suit you best:
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June 18, 2010
By: Chris Arribbat
Category: Hypnosis, Your Mind
If you think that people you consider to be creative are born with it, think again. Creative thinking most often just does not happen by a stroke of luck.
If you are looking for ways to increase your creative output there are several very practical steps you can take in order to do so.
Sometimes you may have a lot of thoughts going on in your mind. This may feel like a muffled conversation with too many thoughts trying to out speak each other.
In this case, writing these thoughts or fragmented sentences down can help you clear your mind. Once your mind is clear of this friction it will be easier for you to work your creative mind. This exercise is most helpful when done on a daily basis in order to clear the mind of things which may be hindering creativity.
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June 11, 2010
By: David Hughes
Category: Hypnosis for Results, Smoking
If you haven’t already heard, hypnosis has been proven for being one of the most effective ways to stop smoking.
The results are generally faster than any other strategy to quit smoking. In reality, if you do it properly, then you can certainly just quit smoking within hours immediately after your very first hypnosis program.
People have claimed over and over exactly how hypnosis has helped them stop smoking. And the effects last longer as compared to any kind of alternative helps like nicotine patches, gums, and also inhalers and many others. 97% of the smokers that use hypnosis to halt smoking in no way get back on smoking again in their lives.
This is because hypnosis works on a fully different foundation as compared to all other way to quit smoking. Cold turkey refers to smoking with the aid of will power. Nicotine patches and also gums work with nicotine doses to aid the body lower the nicotine ingestion gradually. Along with group remedies and conferences perform by helping one another and even motivating each other and so maintaining the will power of the quitter high.
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June 09, 2010
By: David Hughes
Category: Hypnosis for Results, Smoking
Of course, smoking cigarettes is bad and we should get rid of the habit to avoid health problems later in life.
But, to stop smoking is easier said than done, as many people are actually unwilling to give them up, even nicotine gums do not appear to work for the majority of the population.
Hypnotism to stop smoking is among the techniques being used today to help smokers in getting rid of this habit. However, since this is a radical approach, many have doubted its effectiveness and even believe that it is mere trickery.
Emile Coue, the pioneer of the idea of auto-suggestion, believes that putting proposals into your thoughts on a consistent basis can ultimately make it become a fact. This is how hypnotism works, and it is more intense because it deals directly with our subconscious, which, as you probably know, is more powerful than our conscious mind.
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June 07, 2010
By: David Hughes
Category: Hypnosis for Results, Smoking
Using the improve technology on the market today, a person can use self hypnosis for various treatments, such as stopping smoking.
There are many supports and therapies designed to stop smoking, but hypnosis stands over all of them, as a result of its effectiveness and the ability to affect the subconscious.
When you perform self hypnosis, all you require is a recorded argument and a will to be hypnotized. As simple as that.. You don’t require some special skills; neither do you need to master any techniques to make it work. When you have a hypnosis tape or audio, you will just have to play them and listen.
Prior to using self hypnosis to stop smoking, you have to be sure you are in a relaxed mind-set. Hypnosis doesn’t work when you’re stressed out. Hypnotherapists sometimes use a technique referred to as hypnosis induction prior to doing hypnotism to put the person in a relaxed state. The sound recording that you will employ for self hypnosis will include this hypnosis induction portion, but you also have to get ready to be in that state.
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May 31, 2010
By: Trevor Johnson
Category: Subliminal Messages, Understanding hypnosis
In answering this question how do subliminal messages work, the first thing we must find out is if subliminal messages do work.
That answer depends on what kind of subliminal messages we’re talking about, but there are certainly some that work, though the only kind of subliminal message that has been proven to work involves showing very brief text or a simple picture to an audience so briefly they do not consciously perceive it.
Other kinds of subliminal messaging has been tried, but there is no evidence that it has much if any effect. Flashing anything longer than a word or two, or playing recorded speech backwards certainly don’t work.
Subliminal means the same thing as subconscious. Showing someone an image for just a few milliseconds is so fast that they can not consciously perceive it. They do perceive it subconsciously, and this perception can effect their behavior.
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May 28, 2010
By: Chris Arribbat
Category: Hypnosis, meditation
Can Meditation Allow You a Calm Mind and Change Your Life Forever?
What specifically is meditation? It seems that so many people currently are hooked up with this form of activity.
By explanation, meditation is often used to identify the individual’s state of strong attention on an object of awareness or thought. The individual tries to turn his or her attention inward. Meditation is said to be of Vedic Hinduism origin. This is usually practiced in the eastern religions but today even the western tradition is currently involved in this kind of exercise.
People want to train their meditation for a variety of reasons: so that they can focus their own mind to God; for their personal improvement; to attain peace of mind; or to be more healthy, etc.
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May 26, 2010
By: Pamela Johnson
Category: Hypnosis, meditation
Much research has shown that each of the body’s physical states have matching brainwave states.
Hence, feelings of uneasiness, despair and various types of emotional hardship and negative mind habits may be associated with a specific range of brainwave activity.
Binaural beats are thought to carry the factor to improving a person’s physical and mental state through changing his brainwave patterns.
Strong empirical evidences imply that specific brainwaves can also be altered to create improved creativity, memory recall, preservation and treatment of emotional disharmony. Nowadays, binaural beats are joined with hypnosis to help set the mind into the appropriate condition of consciousness and improve the effectiveness of hypnotherapy.
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May 17, 2010
By: Adam Cox
Category: NLP
Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is a form of psychotherapy.
While not typically recognized by mainstream psychotherapy, NLP has become extremely popular with teachers, life coaches and marketing and business executives.
There are even several psychotherapists with private practices and many hypnotherapists who employ the methodology behind NLP.
NLP seeks to change the programming we have in our brains that causes us to react negatively to certain triggers. The belief is that those triggers are really memories or learned behaviors from the subconscious mind that are impacting our emotions. By reprogramming these memories with something positive – a calming color or sight, a happy memory or a pleasant tone of voice – we are thereby changing the way our brain interprets the trigger and changing the way we react. Sure there is little hard, scientific data to back up the claims made by NLP and NLP practitioners but when carefully considered, the theories posed by the method make sense.
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